A Day in the Life
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Amy Richards ushers in her day with her Google (GOOGL) Home reading her the weather report.

Before work, she throws on her go-to Lululemon (LULU) athletic wear and heads out for a walk while enjoying music that streams on her T-Mobile (TMUS) 5G network.

Amy stops by Starbucks (SBUX) for a coffee.

She takes a moment to check the delivery date of a chair she ordered from Amazon (AMZN) using her Apple (AAPL) iPhone.

Amy meets her client downtown for a project check-in. Her partners who are traveling for business join them on a Microsoft (MSFT) Teams meeting.

Amy adds some final touches using InDesign, an Adobe (ADBE) offering, to a project she’s been working on. She snacks on SunChips, a PepsiCo (PEP) product, while she wraps up her work.

Before heading home, Amy swings by Costco (COST) and Ross Stores (ROST) to pick up some essentials.

Amy plans an upcoming trip, snagging a deal on Booking.com (BKNG).

and an Airbnb (ABNB) just a few miles from the beach.

Amy heads back out to catch up with an old friend at the Marriott Marquis, a chain owned by Marriott International (MAR).

Once she gets home, she checks a message from an old friend on Facebook, the Meta (META)-owned social platform.

Before bed, she plays one of her Electronic Arts (EA) games on NVIDIA (NVDA) GeForce NOW.

Amy steps outside for some fresh air before bed, looking out in amazement at the smart city streets, connected by Qualcomm (QCOM).

A Day in the Life of the Nasdaq-100®

A Day in the Life
of the Nasdaq-100^®